Sentence examples for councils represent the from inspiring English sources

The idea is to make our estimates contingent on work places in which collective bargaining determines vacation entitlements and works councils represent the interests of employees.

Due to the fact that volunteer work councils represent the interests of employees in addition to their daily mostly mentally work, the authors decided to use the profession of employees working in administration in a non-leadership role as a further reference group.

There and in the provincial centres the governors were Egyptians, but they were assisted by councils representing the population.

The Ministry of Water Resources and the local council represent the public and own the asset on the behalf people.

The league said the council represented the Libyan people, the channel reported.

The CPA made sure that the council represents the country's ethnic and sectarian balance.

The lieutenant governor of Manitoba, appointed by the (federal) governor-general in council, represents the crown; the duties of this office are largely honorary and ceremonial.

Michael D. Markowitz, the former vice president of a parent council representing the Upper East Side and Greenwich Village, said that the numbers showed progress, but that more needed to be done.

(The bad news is that this proposal now will now be sent to the council – representing the member states – which will almost certainly water it down).

The Estates-General, convoked in 1356 to provide for the king's ransom, demanded sweeping administrative reforms, even imposing upon the regent a council representing the Estates.

The first general council representing the bishops of the whole world occurred at Nicaea in Asia Minor in 325 (the Greek oikumenē, from which the word ecumenical is derived, referred to the inhabited world).